geraldo i think you are being kind in the biology of it. he is only nine months older than i am. >> dana: joe biden? geraldo geraldoo: it's the hair. when he misses the beat, it really seems organic to me. it doesn't seem like he is going to get sharper going forward. he doesn't seem to me that this is just the warming up, that he is going to get in there and he is going to be more articulate and more competent than his presentation. nor eloquent. more presidential in a sense. he seems tentative to me. and the people that are around him like they hope he doesn't break, you know. and. >> brian: trump wants to make sure he doesn't break. i think trump wants him to be his opponent. >> katie: brian, the argument with joe biden being the frontrunner is that he is strong he is the one who has this in the bag. when it comes down to going against the trump campaign juggernaut and joe biden clearly not really wanting it considering that he is saying that he maybe wouldn't be in it if it wasn't president trump. his wife having a hard time selling his plan saying, you know, his plan might not be the best one. he might not be

geraldo? >> geraldo: a big powerful sailboat. >> greg: has to be the name of a product. >> geraldo: that's it rd question. >> greg: it is a hard question. katie? >> katie: i want to say cow girl boot because you can walk through a lot of stuff with it. i won't say that word. for the record last segment i said chucking. not the other bad word. i had to clarify. >> geraldo: the jury is still out. >> greg: i think you are ducking lines. >> greg: dana? >> dana: the dog leash. the deash. >> greg: it's for a dog, jesse. the greg would obviously be a wine opener. right? >> jesse: a little one. >> greg: why would it be a little one. raw wino? >> what kind of car did you drive in high school? what was yours? >> dana: the dodge turismo. >> greg: yes. that says dana perino all over the turismo. >> greg: practical. good mileage. seat belts. >> dana: must have been cheap. >> greg: geraldo? >> geraldo: 1947 chevy convertible. it was like new. [laughter] i actually got it for $37. my dad spotted me the money. my first car. hood off to see the engine i was into valve grinders. >> katie: i drove a blue jeep wr

geraldo rivera. geraldo, if i deleted subpoenaed emails, you are an attorney, on top of 50 years of journalism, we will celebrate your great career. if i deleted emails that were subpoenaed and i washed my hard drive with bleach and then i had someone bust up my devices with hammers and kill the emails there and remove the sim cards, i'm guessing even a smart lawyer like you would say, guilty, obstruction 101. >> i don't know if i would make that judgment, but i think that for a person not known for her sense of humor, and considering this was the issue that destroyed her candidacy, i thought it was pretty cheeky, pretty clever of her to sit at the desk and read the 62,000 emails that were obtained by the federal authorities. i think, though, to make the art exhibit complete, they should've had a side exhibit for the 30,000 that were bleached or destroyed or torn apart, however they were obliterated. i think that would've made a better, a more-rounded art project. >> sean: and dan, i know geraldos a slam-dunk obstruction case on top of a slam-dunk espionage case. felonies, right? >> sean, she wrote in the emails, she told people to -- [laughter] i'm sorry i'm laughing. it's not really funny, but it's almost comical that liberals have a tough time figuring this out. she wrote in the emails, "take the classified markings off." then, remember, this doozy where there was a "c" on it for "classified?" she said, scratching her head, i don't really know what that means. i thought it stood for clinton or something. i mean, come on. but listen, she is not stupid, okay? it wouldn't give me any joy to say this. she knew exactly what she was doing. >> sean: you get away with a slam-dunk case. geraldo, answer dan's point. obviously, she knew. >> i think that when you consider how profoundly this person, secretary of state, former senator, former first lady, the price she paid for using the private server. without any clear evidence -- >> sean: a guy, christian took six pictures of the subm

geraldo's bad microphone so please be patient with us. >> geraldo, what did you do to e equipment? what is going on? do we not have geraldo? >> hello? sean: geraldo, talk. >> i think the demonstration that they are allowing these kids if you can hear me, the public school system where i started, waynesburg, brooklyn, they are allowing all these children to protest climate change. they are giving them a free pass a day off from school. i love student activism. i think it's a great idea. the problem is you are promoting one particular point of view which happens to be the point of the view of the mayor de blasio that climate change, you know -- >> sean: that is why all of these democrats are out of their mind. geraldo, we will get you a new microphone. when we come back, caught on tape, we have that next. ♪ ♪ >> sean: very disturbing news out of minneapolis. a string of senseless beatings, robberies all caught on tape. trace gallagher is live with the latest on this. this is brutal. speak of these mob style robberies are gruesome. they show large groups of what appear to be blackmails and surrounding white males and beating them uncons

geraldo's bad mic, so please be patient with us. geraldo, what did you do to the equipment? you didn't want dan to beat you up on this? what is going on? do we not have her although? >> hello? hello? >> sean: talk to us, geraldokids, if you can hear me, the public school system where i williamsburg, brooklyn, brooklyn. they are allowing all these children to protest climate change. they are giving them a free pass a day off from school. i love student activism. i think it's a great idea. the problem is you are promoting one particular point of view, which happens to be the point of the view of the mayor, de blasio, that climate change, you know -- >> sean: that is why all of these democrats are out of their mind. geraldo, we will get you a new mic. dan, thank you. when we come back, caught on tape, we have that next. ♪ we come back, caught on we come back, caught on when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. . .n >> sean: very disturbing news out of minneapolis. a string of sen

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geraldo, you got to step in. sender if you would like to respond. >> geraldo, i agree with you. the first thing we ought to try to do is sit down with people, but it's very difficult when somebody is saying death to america and they are saying -- >> harris: do you think that we might see that? >> wiped off the face of the earth. >> harris: is there a place that may outside the official general assembly meetings that the french president or anybody can facilitate that? president trump says he doesn't need anybody's help because he's open to sitting down with anyone buried him >> president trump -- he doesn't want to go to war. he talks to everybody. they've got to be part of this. what has iran done to say they want to have a legitimate conversation? >> harris: i haven't. they just want back in a deal. europe is got to be feeling conflicted. >> it's a bad deal. >> harris: more of the coalition will have to come along but they are still in that deal. it's complicated. senator rick scott of the great state of florida, thank you for joining with that and being patient as geraldo's mike is still hot. good to see you. fox news has confirmed the whistle-blower that filed a complaint against president trump did not have firsthand knowledge of that july phone conversation with the ukraine president. what this bombshell piece of information means for democrats, next. >> if a republican ever did what joe biden did, if a republican ever said what joe biden said, they'd be getting the electric chair by right now. ♪ ue! its three times concentrated liquid formula coats and kills bacteria to relieve diarrhea. the leading competitor only treats symptoms. it does nothing to kill the bacteria. treat diarrhea at its source with new pepto diarrhea. why fingerstick when you can scan? with the freestyle libre 14 day system just scan the sensor with your reader, iphone or android and manage your diabetes. with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose levels any time, without fingersticks. ask your doctor to write a prescription f

geraldo rivera has been covering this crisis for years and he joins me now. geraldo, good to have you with us tonight. >> hi, martha. >> what do you think about the bankruptcy of the sackler family for country? >> the bankruptcy was widely expected, martha. but, let me put it this way. after they mid billions of dollars in blood money in intricate web of offshore accounts in places like switzerland, this family, the 19th wealthiest family in the united states has allowed their company to go brunt. it is absolutely a shocking sheltering of profits made just like a corner pusher would make profits. they developed this drug in the mid 1990s, they marketed it in a heavily lob liquid walobbied toprevent. hundreds of thousands of americans are dead of overdoses over 400,000 since the year 2,000. >> more than we lost in world war ii, korea and vietnam added together. it is a shocking corporate crime of men mental proportions. and it is no accident that the attorneys general in states like new york and massachusetts and connecticut and many other states around the country are refusing to take part in the settlement of the big federal lawsuit that's happening here in cleveland that is scheduled to start next month. this is a dug that is so addictive people never addicted to anything else in their lives stealing prescription pads when they went to the doctor so that they could fill them out and get them filled, doctor shopping so they could get this drug and continue to feed it into their bodies. let to the fentanyl synthetic to opioid. what do you say to those, geraldos a lot of people who are very sick and in pain in this country and that it's not, you know, it hasn't been 100 percent evil, that those people really need this drug and it's going to make it tougher for them to get it? >> you are absolutely right. that is one of the unintended consequences of the crack down of the lavish prescribing of this drug. but you have to look at the diabolical nature of what happened here. the whole way oxycontin became so popular was it was a time release drug they said. they said it could not be abused. you take a pill and some comes out this hour and three hours from now some comes out six hours. it was obvious that what people would do just take more pills or cut the pills open and consume the opioid inside. it was a slam dunk, everybody knew it. if they didn't spend a billion dollars in evil lobbying to get the fda to approve this drug it never would have been approved. we need pain killers in this country. we need pain management. >> i'm sure you have he

geraldo rivera. let me understand this, the sanctuary city of san francisco in the sanctuary state, geraldo california where, let's see, if you are a criminal illegal immigrant and spent time in jail, they will not hand you over to ice. even if it's a violent crime you have committed, to be deported but nra lifetime member, proud as i am, i guess that means i'm part of domestic terrorist organization? >> well, i think that that is just a silly diversion of the distraction from the real issues you accurately cited, sean. in san francisco a few months ago, it is a rathole. are people urinating, defecating and all those things. i had one crazy guy followed me down the street shouting my name and another guy with a shopping cart. >> sean: that was your brother, craig, don't worry about it. [laughter] >> but i'm sick of the nra also sean, i'm sick of the nra. there is no doubt that the nra is using its clout and its money to stifle even reasonable gun control like background checks that everybody wants. >> sean: we have background checks. >> isa spoke to the president of the united states after the parkland, florida massacre high school. i was convinced and i had him convinced that at least let'sch. if i had military style assault weapon from 21 to 18. >> sean: i think we should surround the perimeter of every school in entire police. but larry, is there any instance that we can think of, any laws proposed, feel-good legislation that would not have worked in any case? not one case. >> all i know is that joe biden wants universal background checks.as the el paso shooter passed a background check. the dayton shooter passed a background check.the odessa shoe and still somehow managed to get a firearm. i would like the officials in the bay area city to ask themselves the question, "how often do they use firearms to defend themselves? according to the cdc, americans use firearms defensively at least as often as criminals use them offensively. let's have a discussion about that. sean, not just the second amendment, the first amendment. there is a right and i didn't interrupt you. a right to address the grievances and the first amendment. the officials in the bay area city do not understand the first amendment or the second amendment. >> sean: last word, quick geraldo>> the gilroy garlic festival, there is a real problem with firearms. if we don't come to grips with the fact the nra is just a swamp, brutal lobbyist. >> with evil criminals,and mentalr problems. we will debate more in the future, thank you. disturbing new details in the epstein case, trace gallagher has this twister report straight-ahead. >> sean: we have more disturbing details emerging in the jeffrey epstein case. trace gallagher joins us live from west coast newsroom with more. where is that rich billionaire from france? >> we don't -- it's a great point, sean. this is the case we talk about former epstein girlfriend ghislaine maxwell is being sued by 35-year-old virginia who alleges maxwell recruited as a teenager to be part of that sex ring and was ordered to sleep with rotating cast of high-powered men including prince andrew. now an anonymous man clearly terrified of being identified in court papers begging the judge not to release the identities of those accused. it could tar

geraldo rivera. let me understand this the sanctuary city of san francisco in the sanctuary state, geraldo, california where lets he come if you are a criminal illegal immigrant and spent time in jail, they will not hand you over to ice. even if it's a violent crime you have committed, you will be deported but in our a lifetime member, proud as i am, i guess that means i'm part of domestic terrorist organization? >>> well i think that is a silly diversion of the distraction from the real issue you accurately cited, sean. in san francisco a few months ago, it is a rathole. there are people, and all those things. i had one crazy guy followed me down the street shouting my name and another guy with a shopping cart. >> sean: that was your brother, greg, don't worry about it. [laughter] >> but i'm sick of the nra also, sean, i'm sick of the nra. there is no doubt the nra is using its clout and its money to stifle even reasonable gun control like background checks that everybody has background checks, sold weapons ban. >> sean: everyone checks, geraldo>> i spoke to the president of the united states after the parkland, florida massacre high school. i was convinced and i had him convinced that at least let's raise the age. if i had military style assault weapon from 21 to 18. >> sean: i think we should surround the perimeter of every school in entire police. but larry come as is there any instance that we can think of, any laws proposed, feel-good legislation, that would not have worked in any case? not one case. >> all i know is that joe biden wants universal background checks. the el paso shooter passed a background check. the daytime shooter passed a background check. and somehow managed to get a firearm. i would like the officials in the bay area city to ask themselves the question "how often do they use firearms to defend themselves? "according to the cdc americans use firearms defensively at least as often as criminals use them offensively. let's have a discussion about that. sean, not just -- the first amendment. there is a ri

geraldo rivera, thank you very much. have a great weekend. geraldo. >> you too.tarting her weekend. jillian: aren't we all. good morning. let's begin your headlines with a fox news alert a houston police officer shot trying to stop a group of carjackers. listen to his fellow officers dramatic call for help. >> i need gauze. i need a seal. 3907. we need an ambulance over here. jillian: one suspect is dead. two others in cows did i. a fourth is on the run, accused of mugging a priest before shooting the cop. the city's police chief says he has had enough. >> i'm tired of the children of our community being shot throughout this nation. either you do something or don't show up. we don't need you here. jillian: at last check that officer was in surgery. >>> the justice department which reveal the name of an individual suspected of helping the 9/11 attackers. did the oj will give the name to a small circle of people including the victim's families who are suing the saudi government. saudi arabia denies any involvement. attorney general bill barr could have invoke ad st

geraldo. good to see you. ainsley: thanks, geraldo. >> thank you, ainsley. here. we just learned a american service member has been killed in a car bomb in afghanistan. the u.s. military confirming a romanian service member was also killed overnight in the country's capital of kabul. the taliban is claiming responsibility for the attack. >>> the body of a missing connecticut mom was inside a truck used by her estranged husband. that is according to the duols estranged girlfriend that he had the truck cleaned after jennifer dulos disappeared in may. he is facing evidence tampering charges after being arrested for a second time. they are pointing to surveillance photos which investigators say at his estranged wife's home. they believe he killed her, cleaned the evidence, disposed of her body which still hasn't been found. dulos says he is innocent. >>> no bawling for bernie, he tell as crying baby to pipe down on the campaign trail. watch this. >> did i hear you correctly say you have to cut your pills in half for your son? okay. if we could keep that down a l

geraldo rivera. this is a terrific new book. if you look in the upper right-hand corner, that blurb is mine. how conservatives compete. american senator for law and justice, our friend jordan. geraldo, let me ask you about his new book. he was told that this prosecutor is investigating his son. why would a vice president withhold a billion dollars? >> i think the back story that no one is talking about, and maybe it comes from my daytime talk show background. he has been a deeply troubled young man. he has dealt with drug and alcohol problems. he was in and out of rehab. he tested positive for cocaine. so it's not only that he got jobs he wasn't qualified for. he got an amazing soft landing there. $50,000 per month. i think that in examining what happened here, i think that the vice president will be diminished. i think it's sad, because we all have children and we are only as happy as our unhappiest child. this young man has put the vice president -- >> sean: the vice president also lied to peter. he didn't stop it and then was warned that he's being investigated. he leveraged american tax dollars. that's abuse of power. you deal with a lot of this and the media mob and their agenda. you see the hysteria. reckless reporting. it's basically three nonstop years of this. you talk a lot about it in your brand-new book out today. >> that's right. we talked about it as a member of the president's legal team, we've dealt with the russia situation. the molar mueller team. here we go again, sean. right at the beginning of your broadcast, it was deja vu all over again. so, the whistle-blower is a partisan hack bureaucrats. and the democrats, i guess, didn't know that when they started their phony impeachment inquiry today, because they don't have enough votes to actually open up an impeachment investigation that requires a majority vote. they don't have those. it's again, this is the straw. this is the, we've got to plan. it's another partisan hack trying to take down the president. >> sean: they have no idea what's in this. there is no quid pro quo. there is no smoking gun. the president is saying, yeah, we want to root out corruption like you do. >> they are looking, sean, for anything they can. if it takes on the president, that's the best. that's why we wrote to the next wave. i think this is going to be nonstop. >> sean: they are injecting cancer into this system. at a level we've never seen. charlie. >> yeah, it's truly, truly astonishing. i think quite frankly what we are seeing here is that president trump kind of called their bluff. he heard all the accusations. they don't even wait to find out what evidence there is, what the actual accusations are. but he just says, okay fine. he throws it all out there. the two biggest takeaways. one is that trump is still being spied upon, even as president. that is shocking. it will be fascinating to see what exposure that opens up to other members of the intelligence committee that did have access to these calls and share this clearly classified information with someone who was not red in on the conversation. the final thing i keep wondering is, how long are they going to circle the wagons to protect joe biden who is showing himself to be a terrible candidate? >> sean: why would a vice president -- >> people smashing devices. this is a transparent president who says, "fine. you want to see it. there you go." >> we havethat eavesdrop on the president of the united states and secret conversation with the head of another country. i mean, how can you trust anything around you if you are donald trump? they are stabbing him in the back. they have tried to sabotage his presidency sends men outlined since the second he was elected. i think it is pathetic and this will rebound on them in a very profound way. >> sean: charlie, good to see you, geraldo good to see you. that is all the time we have left. we will never be a rage, psychotic media mob. let not your heart be troubled, laura ingle take it away. >> laura: hannity i am ready to jump on the geraldo rivera bandwagon, yes, yes, that was great, little great ending. but you predicted this. once they failed on the russian collusion, they have to come back for another bite of the apple, hannity. >> sean: joe biden, good luck because warning someone was investigated, you leveraged and abused my tax dollars to basically blackmail them to fire prosecutor because you knew that prosecutor was all over your sons dealings with -- that will not end up well for a bite and i will tell you th.

have hung their hat on the great unveiling, hike geraldo when he went into hoffa's grave, whoever's it was. let's not do that again. it was bad for geraldot. it may not work out again. >> to that point, mitt romney -- we should emphasize, not just the democrats who want this. mitt romney wants to get to the bottom of this. he said it's completely unacceptable if you have a president trying to influence a foreign country. he wants to get the facts to come out. are we going to see republicans draw the line in the sand on this issue? >> i don't think so. senator romney, obviously, is one of the few people of principle left in washington, unfortunately in many ways. republicans, it's the same die nam he can. we've seen this story before. we don't expect the dynamic to change. so long as the president remains popular with the republican base, so long as he can provide criticism that could potentially devastate one's political career you won't see many republicans come out and say much more than we've got to give the whistleblower's more protection. >> and the primary deadline passes. >> where the republicans are, there's no sand. there's no s